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Publish '.aspx' pages on the current 'html' static website
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Hello,
I want to update the current static Website. I want to put some '.aspx' dynamic pages in it. Is there any changes to be done on the server except copying it in the existing folder of the site which has the path 'C;/Inetpub/wwwroot/'??
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